- Accommodation
- Zimbabwe
- Matobo National Park Lodges & Campsites
- Farmhouse Matopos
Rooms
12
Campsites
1
Farmhouse Matopos is positioned 48 km away from Bulawayo, along the Matopos road within the heart of the Matopos World Heritage site. Both the Farmhouse lodge and its restaurant offer an excellent base for visitors to explore the numerous natural marvels of the Matobo Hills.
The restaurant's veranda provides a picturesque view of the indigenous garden and a rock swimming pool, allowing guests to unwind poolside or gather around the open campfire in the enclosed traditional boma during the evenings. Additionally, there are other amenities to enjoy, such as a bar and a conference facility.
You'll find 12 Cape Dutch style cottages situated on the edge of a magnificent granite outcrop. For those who desire to relish the beauty of the Matopos landscape, there's a campsite perched high in the hills of the Granite Ridge Wildlife Reserve.
There are abundant opportunities for various activities, including exploring cave paintings, embarking on game drives, tracking rhinos, mountain biking, rock climbing, and guided bush walks.
Farmhouse Matopos is positioned 48 km away from Bulawayo, along the Matopos road within the heart of the Matopos World Heritage site. Both the Farmhouse lodge and its restaurant offer an excellent base for visitors to explore the numerous natural marvels of the Matobo Hills.
The restaurant's veranda provides a picturesque view of the indigenous garden and a rock swimming pool, allowing guests to unwind poolside or gather around the open campfire in the enclosed traditional boma during the evenings. Additionally, there are other amenities to enjoy, such as a bar and a conference facility.
You'll find 12 Cape Dutch style cottages situated on the edge of a magnificent granite outcrop. For those who desire to relish the beauty of the Matopos landscape, there's a campsite perched high in the hills of the Granite Ridge Wildlife Reserve.
There are abundant opportunities for various activities, including exploring cave paintings, embarking on game drives, tracking rhinos, mountain biking, rock climbing, and guided bush walks.
